Braun Oral-B Timer Plaque Remover D9525 - 1

+++Electric vs manual+++ Whether you think using an electric toothbrush is better than normal manual tooth-brushing or not, how many of us can say that we brush our teeth for a full two minutes twice a day? I must admit that when they first came out, I thought leccy toothbrushes were just for the plain lazy among us. Perhaps I'm right. Research mostly suggests that electric toothbrushes are better than manual ones, but some people disagree, saying that using a regular toothbrush for two minutes at a time, following the gumline and paying attention to problem areas, should be just as good as the effect produced when using an electric brush. The way I ...  Read the complete review

I bought a Braun Electric Toothbrush when my dentist was selling them cheap. (never one to pass up on a bargain me!!). I had changed dentists because my previous dentist was, to put it bluntly rubbish. I had been with him for about 3 years and had left his surgery several times in tears. My new dentist (we shall call him Saviour from now on) commented on how bad the tartar was on my teeth. He had a little camera to show me and it was disgusting!! So I bought the plaque remover (along with some Sensodyne toothpaste) and went home. My toothbrush came in a sealed hard plastic cover - which I find really annoying. I end up looking like something out of ...  Read the complete review

Ooooh. I’m all excited, and I can’t stop running my tongue over my teeth. I’ve been getting funny looks from the people at work, but I don’t care. My teeth feel squeaky clean – even the ones right at the back – my smile is more dazzling than ever, and it’s all thanks to my new toothbrush! I would never have contemplated buying an electric toothbrush were it not for the hygienist’s squeals of horror last time I went for a routine scrape and polish. She told me I had the onset of gingivitis – a mild form of gum disease (euwwww) - due to the build-up of nasty bacteria on my gums, and that an electric toothbrush ...  Read the complete review

I bought me toothbrush a year and a half ago. It was when I had just moved into my new house so I was browsing round comet or Dixons or some similar store when I came across a sale in Electric Toothbrushes. Ooooo what’s this a cheapish gadget that I don’t own!?! I must buy this, not on the basis of whiter teeth, but Cool a groovy gadget that I don’t already own! It cost, I think, around £15 and it come with a charger that has one of those two prong bathroom plugs. (Why these are deemed safer in the bathroom I have no idea!) Anyway I do not have one of those sockets which is the first annoying thing, but I had an adaptor. This means I have to ...  Read the complete review

Clean teeth are a welcoming sight. All my life I have used a manual toothbrush, until a few months ago. I went out and bought myself a Braun electric toothbrush. What a difference it makes. When you rub your tongue over your teeth you can feel a slime free zone even in the hard to reach places. It Removes a lot more plaque than a manual toothbrush. With an ordinary toothbrush you tend to scrub hard to get rid of the stains. The harder you scrub the more chance you have of getting Gingivitis. Gingivitis is the inflammation of the gums around your teeth. The gums become inflamed and bleed, with these open wounds' bacteria breeds, leading to ...  Read the complete review